THE PREMIER ACADEMY
KS1 COMPUTING
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KS1 Computer Art
Create your own picture using paints, stickers, glitter and more! See what amazing masterpieces you can create using The Next Step, Danger Mouse, The Worst Witch, Horrible Histories and The Zoo stickers.
CBeebies Creative Lab is a digital art tool for children. You can paint or draw on a blank canvas, choose line art to colour in, have fun using the spin art tool or pop bubbles to make magic pictures.
Pixel Art is an online activity that allows users to create their own masterpiece pixel-by-pixel! With a huge pallet of colors and different sized brushes, the only limit is your own imagination! Remember to turn off the grid to view your artwork without the guides!
Kidmons to paint, save and print online. Paint online is the perfect video game for kids that are fond of drawing and painting. Kids need to let their creativity fly away, and what better way than giving them the tools to create Art?
Magic Mirror Paint. Magic Mirror Paint is an online art activity that allows users to create their own magic mirror masterpiece! With a huge pallet of colours and lots of fun tools, the only limit is your own imagination!
How to Draw Jake
Draw Pixels
Splash Art!
How to Draw Teen Titans Go!
Complete a paint project using 2Paint on Purple Mash.
Create a character display con the Mashcams tool on Purple Mash.
Make a picture using 2Paint a picture on Purple Mash.
Create a picture with JIT5. ​​
​It's time to have fun and get arty! Draw, paint, create, colour in and try cool challenges in the ultimate art and design game, the CBBC Creative Lab.
​In this game, little artists can paint masks, quilts and nesting dolls from around the world
Let kid’s creativity grow thanks to Selfie Stickers, a video game where children can play with their imagination by modifying their favorite photos.
This game encourages kids to engage in creative activities such as drawing, painting, and making art, allowing them to express themselves artistically.
Aims
- To be introduced to different computer art tools and be able to create, save, share and print art work.
- Inspire students to produce creative work using Information Technology
- Compare and contrast the differences between producing artwork on a computer and using traditional techniques.
- Use various art tools, such as brushes, pens, eraser, stamps and shapes.
- Use applications and devices in order to communicate ideas, work, messages and demonstrate control.
Resources from Bitesize KS1 Computing.